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¿Qué tienen en común la ciencia y el juego? El neurocientífico Beau Lotto piensa que todas las personas (incluidos los niños) deben participar en la ciencia y, mediante el descubrimiento, cambiar las percepciones. Lo acompaña Amy O'Toole, de 12 años de edad, quien junto con 25 de sus compañeros de clase, publicó el primer artículo conjunto redactado por escolares, sobre el Proyecto Abejas de Blackawton. Comienza así: "Erase una vez...."
Amy O'Toole is a 12-year-old student who helped run a science experiment inspired by Beau Lotto's participative science approach. At age 10 she became one of the youngest people ever to publish a peer-reviewed science paper. Full bio »
Beau Lotto is founder of Lottolab, a hybrid art studio and science lab. With glowing, interactive sculpture -- and old-fashioned peer-reviewed research--he's illuminating the mysteries of the brain's visual system. Full bio »
Translated into Spanish by Sebastian Betti
Reviewed by Néstor Noziglia
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